Issues Today Radio

(#10-44-Oct. 25-Oct. 31) Retired Lt. Col. Robert Darling will talk about what went on in the White House on 9-11. Researcher Rodney Anderson will discuss chronic pelvic pain, and Dr. Janet Tornelli-Mitchell on how to avoid getting the flu.

(#10-43-Oct. 18-Oct. 24) Researcher Chip Haunes will discuss the future of energy in America. William Trescott will talk about commercial truck safety, and Inna Segal on inner body language.

(#10-42-Oct. 11-Oct. 17) Money and Markets Analyst Mark Larsen will give an update on the real estate market. Alice Iorio will give some answers to parenting challenges, and syndicatec columnist Tom Elias on a promising new cancer treatment.

(#10-41-Oct. 4-Oct. 10) Darrell Ahrens will talk about religious tolerance in America. Jane Hoeneck will detail how people think about money. Darlene Quinn will discuss why people buy what they do.

(#10-40-Sept. 27-Oct. 2) Linda Criddle will detail how the public can keep their kids' identities safe on the internet. Rex Ghesh will discuss economic terrorism, and actress/activist Lee Kessler on mideast terrorism.

(#10-39-Sept. 20-Sept. 26) James Frayne will discuss the controversial immigration issue. Dr. Stuart Reeves will talk about keeping the immune system strong, and food and nutrition expert Marci Rothman on good nutrition for kids.

(#10-38-Sept. 13-Sept. 19) Tim Schmidt will discuss efforts to get concealed gun laws passed. Mike Flanagan will talk about ways to find a job, and LY Marlow on her national campaign to increase awareness of dometic violence.

(#10-37-Sept. 6-Sept. 12) Sports Soup Host Matt Iseman will discuss arthritis. Princess Clark Windell will give an update on the economy, and David Weber talks about women in combat.

(#10-36-Aug. 30-Sept. 5) Analyst Karl Rubinstein will discuss the ramifications of the new financial reform legislation. Fitness expert Denise Austin will give some tips on staying fit, and Dr. Geovanni Espinosa on alternative health.

(#10-35-Aug. 23-Aug. 29) Kathy O'Bannon will discuss the growing problem of rage and stress in society. Dennis Gac will talk about the growing fathers' rights movement, and Eric Epifano on government and economics.

(#10-34-Aug. 16-Aug. 22) Brenda Gleason will discuss the national healthcare legislation. Rodney Ballance will give some tips on how to save for retirement, and Dr. Michael Woodward on how to find a job.

(#10-33-Aug. 9-Aug. 15) Janet Pfeifer will discuss how to deal with anger in the workplace. Dr. Simon Casey will detail new addiction treatment options, and Dr. Susanne Cohen on cures for chronic bad breath.

(#10-32-Aug. 2-Aug. 8) Author and veteran Forrest Redd will discuss why he feels the tea party movement is dangerous. Dr. Michael Woodward detail ways to get a job in tough economic times, and Rick Rodgers on retirement planning.

(#10-31-July 26-Aug. 1) Dr. Ed Holliday will discuss the growing tea party movement. Victoria Collier will detail how to get little-known veterans benefits, and Claudia Broome on anti-bullying programs.

(#10-30-July 19-July 25) Dr. Kerry Crofton will discuss the effects of radiation on humans from electronic devices. Cathy Fettke will give some tips on how to invest in real estate during tough economic times, and Jim May on healthy sweeteners.

(#10-29-July 12-July 18) Analyst Tom Rand will discuss a new energy alternative, geothermal. Robert Brands will discuss why businesses must innovate to keep competitive. Gary Murphy will talk about new European river cruises.

(#10-28-July 5-July 11) Attorney Richard Marrin will discuss the Arizona immigration law. Joshua Freedman will talk about how to change culture in business, and Dr. Eric Maisel on obessive behavior.

(#10-27-June 28-July 4) Rob Weissman will give an analysit of pending national financial legislation. Syndicated columnist Tom Elias will give an update on a promising new cancer treatment. Tim Goggin will give some tips on how to save money on cellphone bills.

(#10-26, June 21-June 27) Dr. Earl Mindell will discuss how to counter side effects of prescription medications. Leonard Symcheck will talk about personal growth, and Dave Grotto on the relationship between cherries and arthritis.

(#10-25-June 14-June 20) Jennifer Taub will discuss pending financial legislation. Dr. Frank Suarez will talk about the power of the metabolism, and Gloria Berlin on the hidden life of Michael Jackson.

(#10-24, June 7-June 13) Dr. Stephen Porter will discuss national healthcare legislation. Debbie Wheaton will talk about the growing gluten-free dining movement, and Corinne Gregory on the growing problem of bullying.

(#10-23-May 31-June 6) Leon Kolankiewicz of Progressives for Immigration Reform will discuss the immmigration and effects on the environment. Dr. Mark Webb will talk about the HDH Growth Hormone, and John Nichols on disability insurance.

(#10-22-May 24-May 30) Catroina MacGregor will discuss her book "Partnering with  Nature". Mark Larson of moneyandmarkets.com will give an update on the housing market. Fenorris Pearson will give tips on how to get to the top in the business world.

(#10-21-May 17-May 23) Edward Peters will give some thoughts on how to reduce healthcare costs. John Janshehski will discuss dental health, and Carol Roth on how to start a business during tough economic times.

(#10-20, May 10-May 16) Journalist and researcher Melanie Lenart will give a new view on global warming. Alida Brill will discuss how to get a special relationship between doctor and patient regarding chronic pain. Dr. Soram Khalsa will discuss the benfits of Vitamin D in the diet.